Richard (Moshe) Zwolinski is a licensed psychotherapist in the fields of mental health and addiction. He’s the author of Therapy Revolution: Find Help, Get Better, and Move On (Without Wasting Time or Money), and blogs at Therapy Soup on the top-rated international web site, Psychcentral.com. He’s an anxiety and addiction specialist with over 25 years experience. He encourages you to focus on achieving spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical health so you can live the happy, productive, meaningful life you were meant to live. He also volunteers with youth at risk and lives in Brooklyn, New York. Contact: Goodtherapy@optonline.net.
Consulting and Credentials: Richard Zwolinski, LMHC, CASAC-G, SAP, ICADS, ADS, is a speaker and consultant to organizations and businesses including clinical programs for mental health and/or addiction treatment; psychiatric and other hospitals; professional organizations (MDs, RNs, attorneys and others); financial firms; government and non-government Service Industries, etc. These groups and others have sought his expertise in program marketing, retention, and the development of mental health and addiction policies. Richard has also developed educational, and motivational programs tailored to the unique needs of various industries, and assists those who want to outreach or market to other groups or individuals in the fields of mental health and addiction. He also speaks and gives workshops on: mental health and psychotherapy; therapy patient rights; professional ethics for therapists including psychiatrists, mental health counselors, psychologists, social workers, etc; coordinating psychiatric medication and psychotherapy; coordinating medical treatment and pyschotherapy; the importance of mental health treatment plans; and much more. He’s appeared on/been interviewed by in national and local media including CBS News, MSNBC.com, Woman’s Day, and more radio, web, and print.
He’s served on the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services Administrative Regulatory Relief Committee, and was involved in writing important patients’ rights regulations for New York State. He’s also served as the provider co-chair for the OASAS Smart Records Committee which creates and implements documents designed to keep therapy patients engaged in treatment as well as make sure psychotherapists adhere to treatment protocols. Since 2008 he has served on the Ethics Committee for the New York State Mental Health Counselors Association. Additionally he is the regulatory compliance officer and director of an addiction and mental health treatment program in New York City.
